Forum:Admiral Landgraab I, the father of Malcolm Landgraab II ?
Hi everyone !
Since The Sims 3 World Adventures, and the mission entitled "Landgraab I... Kidnapper ?" at Champs-Les-Sims, I think that Admiral Landgraab is the father of Malcolm Landgraab II. Why ? Because of the "I" added in the title of the mission above (which I don't think is a typo from the programmers), and because of the description of another mission that states that he lived at the begining of the last century, which is matching the period Malcolm II lived.
What do you think about it ? We also have to find a place for Gregory Landgraab, the former teacher... I think he could be Admiral Landgraab brother or father... But then, who is the Malcolm Landgraab from Roaring Heights ? M.Plènozas (talk) 23:19, March 5, 2018 (UTC)
- Based on his uniform and backstory, I think Admiral Landgraab has to be a more distant ancestor of the Landgraab family. He looks like he belongs in the French Revolution or the American War of Independence. He would be way too old to be Malcolm Landgraab II's father in my opinion. It is possible that there are two Admiral Landgraabs since there are two different stories about his death. Admiral Landgraab I ventured to a tomb with his men but they were given false directions and never seen again. So it could be his son, Admiral Landgraab II, who was killed by island natives.
- It could also be possible that the family lost their fortune after this which is why they don't own Chateau du Landgraab now. Around the turn of the century, Gregory Landgraab suddenly came into a great deal of money. This could be ~1900 when the Landgraab family became rich again. Gregory Landgraab could be Kermit Landgraabs brother and the father of Malcolm Landgraab I from Roaring Heights, which is based on the 1920s. But all of this is just me speculating of course. The real story is a mystery. Gvaudoin (talk) 05:45, March 6, 2018 (UTC)
- Hi Gvaudoin !
Of course, we are here to speculate :) I like your theory, that what I found weird: His uniform don't match the period were the father of Malcolm Landgraab II would have lived. Maybe theres indeed two Admiral Landgraab because indeed, the demise of the one from The Sims 1 is different of the one from The Sims 3 WA... But wasn't there an information in The Sims 3 WA which placed the events of the Admiral and the NECTEAUXs at the beginning of the 20th century ? I think there were clues that proved it, isn't it ? But if I'm wrong, I'm totally agree with you, Malcolm Landgraab from Roaring Heights could have been the father of Malcolm Landgraab II and the father of Gregory Landgraab.M.Plènozas (talk) 09:13, March 6, 2018 (UTC)
- I'm not sure if there's definitive information about the 20th century but maybe you're right and Admiral Landgraab is meant to be Malcolm Landgraab I. The Wiki compares the Admiral to Napoleon and Lord Admiral Horatio Nelson which would put him in the 18th century. Here's a possible family tree that I made:
- I think your tree is perfect as the relationships seems logic to me.
But I'm not sure if we can add Malcolm Landgraab from Beacon Bay as Malcolm V because even if its skin is darker like the men in this branch of the family, and he seems to be the same generation as Alexander Goth, I think Beacon Bay is an alternate universe version of Sunset Valley. The description of the town states that the action takes place before Pleasantview. Plus, there is an Holly Alto who is the same age of Alex Goth and Malcolm (lets call him "the fith" for this theory"), whereas she should be the age of Mortimer Goth. Thats why I think Beacon Bay its an alternate universe, and therefore, the Landgraabs in this town are an alternate version of the family.
What do you think about it ?M.Plènozas (talk) 15:47, March 6, 2018 (UTC)